What’s the only thing better than Christmas Dinner?… Christmas Dinner Leftovers of course! We asked the team for their favourite leftover recipes and this was the winner. Featuring Turkey, stuffing and homemade bubble squeak, we are ready for leftovers. Try it for yourself and learn our secret toastie hack too.
40 Mins / Serves 2
How to make the perfect toastie
Putting mayonnaise, instead of butter, on the outside of the bread is the greatest toastie hack you’ll ever learn. It gets infinitely more crisp than butter
Ingredients
- white bloomer bread 4 slices
- mayonnaise 4 tbsp
- cranberry sauce 6 tbsp
- cooked turkey a few slices
- cooked stuffing a few slices
- brie 8 slices
- coleslaw 4 tbsp
Bubble & Squeak
- roast potatoes 6, finely chopped
- cooked brussels sprouts 25g, finely chopped
- roast parsnips 50g, finely chopped
- roast carrots 50g, finely chopped
- pigs in blankets 2, finely chopped
- vegetable oil 2 tsp
Cooking Steps
STEP 1
Start by making the bubble and squeak. Put the roast potatoes, sprouts, parsnips, carrots and pigs in blankets in a bowl with the pickle and lots of seasoning. Mash with a potato masher until it starts to combine and the mixture holds together when squeezed. Form into two 10cm x 7cm patties. Heat ½ the vegetable oil in a frying pan and fry the patties for 2 minutes on each side until golden and crisp.
STEP 2
Put the bloomer slices onto a large chopping board and spread the outsides with mayonnaise. Spread 1 tbsp of cranberry sauce on the inside of each slice and divide the turkey and stuffing between 2 of the slices. Spoon the remaining cranberry sauce over the top of the bubble and squeak patties, followed by the brie slices. Put onto the sandwiches, followed by the beetroot and coleslaw, and top with the remaining 2 bloomer slices.
STEP 3
Wipe the frying pan clean with kitchen paper and heat the remaining tsp of oil, then wipe with kitchen paper. Fry the sandwiches, weighing them down with a clean pan, for 2-3 minutes on each side or until really golden and crisp. Cut in half and serve.
Let us know your favourite Christmas Dinner leftover recipe!
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